Cerbero Engine is our premier solution tailored for enterprise endeavors, including cloud-based and in-house services. Boasting the same SDK as Cerbero Suite, it has successfully analyzed billions of files to date.

Security

Cerbero Engine is meticulously engineered to address a comprehensive range of security concerns when analyzing malicious files, including buffer overflows, integer overflows, infinite loops, infinite recursion, decompression bombs, and denial-of-service attacks, among others.

Cross-Platform

Mirroring the versatility of Cerbero Suite, Cerbero Engine is cross-platform. It’s available for both Windows (x86, x64) and Linux (x64) and maintains compatibility with earlier versions of both Windows and Linux.

Documentation

Our SDK comes with comprehensive documentation. Beyond covering the API, it delves into essential concepts and is enriched with numerous code examples.

Embedding

Cerbero Engine is designed for seamless integration: it functions as a Dynamic-Link Library (DLL) on Windows and a Shared Library on Linux. You can embed the engine using either C/C++ or Python 3.

Interacting with the engine from Python is straightforward:

Integrating the engine using C/C++ is equally straightforward: just include the ProEngine header and specify the engine’s disk location:

Simplicity

Our SDK strikes a balance between intuitiveness and adaptability. Take, for instance, extracting JavaScript code from a PDF document; it’s as simple as crafting a hook extension. The code snippet below will handle the task, regardless of whether the PDF is encrypted or nested within an archive.

Leveraging hooks and other extensions allows the scanning engine to shoulder the bulk of the workload.

Alternatively, the SDK can be used for custom parsing operations without relying on the scanning engine. For instance, the provided code snippet parses a PDF document, printing the ID, the dictionary, and the decoded stream content for every PDF object. The code even contains logic to detect unreferenced objects, which can be found in corrupted or malicious PDF documents, and decrypts encrypted PDF documents.

This is the output for a single PDF object:

The code snippet below recursively scans all files within a given directory.

In C/C++, you can execute Python scripts, evaluate Python code, access Python variables, and scan files. The following code snippet demonstrates setting a global variable in Python and then fetching it in C.

The SDK makes it trivial to exchange variables between Python and C/C++.

Speed

The SDK is crafted in Python, but the core engine is written in C++ and supports both multi-threading and multi-processing. This architecture ensures optimal speed and also empowers you to create cross-platform code compatible with both Cerbero Engine and Cerbero Suite.

Stability

With the SDK based in Python, there’s no stress about rebuilding your project with each engine update. Furthermore, we are committed to ensuring continuity; we conscientiously avoid introducing breaking changes to the SDK, so you can be confident that updates won’t disrupt your existing code.

Range

The SDK offers a comprehensive toolkit, covering support for a myriad of file formats, scanning, disassembly, decompilation, emulation, signature matching, file carving, decompression, decryption, and beyond.

Unsure if Cerbero Engine aligns with your needs? Feel free to reach out for a consultation.

Quality

We ensure that Cerbero Engine stays ahead of the curve, adeptly handling the latest threats and challenges posed by complex file formats. We offer state-of-the-art support, especially for challenging file types like Adobe PDF and Microsoft Office.

Flexible Licensing

We offer licensing for Cerbero Engine tailored to each specific case, with terms based on the project’s scope. For a personalized quotation, please reach out to us.

Suite Discounts

Acquiring a Cerbero Engine license also entitles your organization to discounted lab licenses of Cerbero Suite. Cerbero Suite empowers your engineers to interactively troubleshoot parsing challenges, delve into edge cases, utilize the Python editor for development, and craft graphical applications that seamlessly integrate with Cerbero Engine.

Priority Support

We recognize the crucial nature of enterprise applications. Thus, Cerbero Engine customers benefit from our priority support.

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